Come learn more about our upcoming mission trip opportunity to New Bedford, MA.
Location: Room 116
Join us Saturday, March 29 at 1:00 PM for an Evangelism Training and to help hang door hangers to reach our neighbors with the gospel ahead of Renewal and Easter Sunday. Snacks will be provided.
Led by: Evan Schantz.
Location: Room 118
Leader: Collin Whitney
Partners: Bryan & Shelly R.
Ministry Focus: Evangelism and Service Projects
Dates: May 10 - 17, 2025
Leader: Evan Schantz
Partners: Baptist on Mission
Ministry Focus: ESL & VBS
Dates: June 27-July 7, 2025
Cost: $2,400
Leader: Micaiah Wunch
Partners: Grace Harbor Church, Evan & Chelsea West
Ministry Focus: Evangelism and VBS
Interest Meeting: Sunday February 23, 1:30 - 2:30 PM in Room 116
Dates: July 5 - 12, 2025
Cost: $800
Leader: Faith Students
Partners: Josh & Tamia Odom
Ministry Focus: Evangelism & Service Projects
Dates: July 7-11, 2025
Cost: $200
Leader: Gage Russell
Partners: Redemption North Davis
Ministry Focus: Evangelism and Service Projects
Location: Greater Salt Lake City Area
Cost: $1,000
Dates: July 19-26
Leader: Ben McRoy
Partners: IMB
Ministry Focus: Evangelism
Dates: July 20-28, 2025
Cost: $2,400
Leader: Branden Caffoe
Partners: Pastor Vitale
Ministry Focus: ESL & VBS
Dates: July 26-August 3, 2025
Cost: $2,400
Leader: Steven Wade
Partners: Bryan & Shelly R.
Ministry Focus: Evangelism and Service Projects
Dates: Oct. 4-11
Cost: $2,400
Come learn more about our upcoming mission trip opportunities:
The Netherlands High School Mission Trip June 2-9
Hungary Mission Trip June 27-July 7
New Bedford, MA Mission Trip July 5-12
Elkorn City, KY Family Mission Trip July 7-11
Utah College Mission Trip July 19-26
South Asia Mission Trip July 20-28
Moldova Mission Trip July 26-August 3
Southeast Europe SEBTS/Judson College Student Mission Trip Oct. 4-11
Location: Room 240
Our hope is to send multiple trips over the next several months to Western North Carolina. These trips will be in partnership with Baptists on Mission. We will need volunteers to help provide meals, clean up debris, and begin repairs.
There is no cost for the trip, other than any gas for personal vehicles, and food on way. The teams will carpool together, may or may not be in a church van depending on nature and location of trip.
All of the trips will be staying at one of the disaster relief centers of the Baptists on Mission. These are usually churches, and will not have cots. Team members must bring something to sleep on (cots, air mattresses, sleeping bags).
Once you complete the sign up form, you will receive an email confirmation that has packing lists, medical release papers, and a liability release.
All participants are responsible for their own bed/bedding. You will need a cot or air mattress, but it may not be bigger than a twin.
There are lots of options. It will depend on the need at the time.
Most teams will be assisting in one of the following areas: feeding, sorting supplies, debris clean up, mudding out houses, delivering supplies, tarping roofs, etc.
We will try to give more info the week before the trip.
Baptists on Mission allows kids as young as 6th graders to participate, but would ask that a parent accompany them (the lodging at the sites will be divided into men and women, so it would be helpful if the parent of the same gender attended).
Currently we are planning to send teams:
November 7-10 (Team leader: Possibly Jeff Brewer)
November 14-17 (Team leader: Paul Peffly)
December 4-8 (Team leader: Jeff Brewer)
January 8-12 (Team leader: TBD)
We'll keep adding dates as we make plans, but if you'd like to serve with Baptists on Mission, you can sign up through their site to serve whenever you are available.
Join us for a brief interest meeting about our Greece mission trip (May 10-17). At the meeting we’ll share what the Lord is doing through our ministry partners there and how we will be serving throughout the trip.
Room 118.
Our hope is to send multiple trips over the next several months to Western North Carolina. These trips will be in partnership with Baptists on Mission. We will need volunteers to help provide meals, clean up debris, and begin repairs.
There is no cost for the trip, other than any gas for personal vehicles, and food on way. The teams will carpool together, may or may not be in a church van depending on nature and location of trip.
All of the trips will be staying at one of the disaster relief centers of the Baptists on Mission. These are usually churches, and will not have cots. Team members must bring something to sleep on (cots, air mattresses, sleeping bags).
Once you complete the sign up form, you will receive an email confirmation that has packing lists, medical release papers, and a liability release.
All participants are responsible for their own bed/bedding. You will need a cot or air mattress, but it may not be bigger than a twin.
There are lots of options. It will depend on the need at the time.
Most teams will be assisting in one of the following areas: feeding, sorting supplies, debris clean up, mudding out houses, delivering supplies, tarping roofs, etc.
We will try to give more info the week before the trip.
Baptists on Mission allows kids as young as 6th graders to participate, but would ask that a parent accompany them (the lodging at the sites will be divided into men and women, so it would be helpful if the parent of the same gender attended).
Currently we are planning to send teams:
November 7-10 (Team leader: Possibly Jeff Brewer)
November 14-17 (Team leader: Paul Peffly)
December 4-8 (Team leader: Jeff Brewer)
January 8-12 (Team leader: TBD)
We'll keep adding dates as we make plans, but if you'd like to serve with Baptists on Mission, you can sign up through their site to serve whenever you are available.
ALL TRIPS ARE FULL
Our hope is to send multiple trips over the next several months to Western North Carolina. These trips will be in partnership with Baptists on Mission. We will need volunteers to help provide meals, clean up debris, and begin repairs.
There is no cost for the trip, other than any gas for personal vehicles, and food on way. The teams will carpool together, may or may not be in a church van depending on nature and location of trip.
All of the trips will be staying at one of the disaster relief centers of the Baptists on Mission. These are usually churches, and will not have cots. Team members must bring something to sleep on (cots, air mattresses, sleeping bags).
Once you complete the sign up form, you will receive an email confirmation that has packing lists, medical release papers, and a liability release.
All participants are responsible for their own bed/bedding. You will need a cot or air mattress, but it may not be bigger than a twin.
There are lots of options. It will depend on the need at the time.
Most teams will be assisting in one of the following areas: feeding, sorting supplies, debris clean up, mudding out houses, delivering supplies, tarping roofs, etc.
We will try to give more info the week before the trip.
Baptists on Mission allows kids as young as 6th graders to participate, but would ask that a parent accompany them (the lodging at the sites will be divided into men and women, so it would be helpful if the parent of the same gender attended).
Currently we are planning to send teams:
October 17-20 (Team leader: Josh Yates)
October 24-27 (Team leader: TBD)
October 31-November 3 (Team leader: Gary Shugart)
November 7-10 (Team leader: Possibly Jeff Brewer)
November 14-17 (Team leader: Paul Peffly)
We'll keep adding dates as we make plans, but if you'd like to serve with Baptists on Mission, you can sign up through their site to serve whenever you are available.
Join us for an Evangelism Training Sunday November 10 from 12:30 - 2:00 PM. This training will be primarily focused on equipping believers to share the gospel with lost friends and family members over the holidays.
Led by: Evan Schantz.
Location: Room 240
ALL TRIPS ARE FULL
Our hope is to send multiple trips over the next several months to Western North Carolina. These trips will be in partnership with Baptists on Mission. We will need volunteers to help provide meals, clean up debris, and begin repairs.
There is no cost for the trip, other than any gas for personal vehicles, and food on way. The teams will carpool together, may or may not be in a church van depending on nature and location of trip.
All of the trips will be staying at one of the disaster relief centers of the Baptists on Mission. These are usually churches, and will not have cots. Team members must bring something to sleep on (cots, air mattresses, sleeping bags).
Once you complete the sign up form, you will receive an email confirmation that has packing lists, medical release papers, and a liability release.
All participants are responsible for their own bed/bedding. You will need a cot or air mattress, but it may not be bigger than a twin.
There are lots of options. It will depend on the need at the time.
Most teams will be assisting in one of the following areas: feeding, sorting supplies, debris clean up, mudding out houses, delivering supplies, tarping roofs, etc.
We will try to give more info the week before the trip.
Baptists on Mission allows kids as young as 6th graders to participate, but would ask that a parent accompany them (the lodging at the sites will be divided into men and women, so it would be helpful if the parent of the same gender attended).
Currently we are planning to send teams:
October 17-20 (Team leader: Josh Yates)
October 24-27 (Team leader: TBD)
October 31-November 3 (Team leader: Gary Shugart)
November 7-10 (Team leader: Possibly Jeff Brewer)
November 14-17 (Team leader: Paul Peffly)
We'll keep adding dates as we make plans, but if you'd like to serve with Baptists on Mission, you can sign up through their site to serve whenever you are available.
ALL TRIPS ARE FULL
Our hope is to send multiple trips over the next several months to Western North Carolina. These trips will be in partnership with Baptists on Mission. We will need volunteers to help provide meals, clean up debris, and begin repairs.
There is no cost for the trip, other than any gas for personal vehicles, and food on way. The teams will carpool together, may or may not be in a church van depending on nature and location of trip.
All of the trips will be staying at one of the disaster relief centers of the Baptists on Mission. These are usually churches, and will not have cots. Team members must bring something to sleep on (cots, air mattresses, sleeping bags).
Once you complete the sign up form, you will receive an email confirmation that has packing lists, medical release papers, and a liability release.
All participants are responsible for their own bed/bedding. You will need a cot or air mattress, but it may not be bigger than a twin.
There are lots of options. It will depend on the need at the time.
Most teams will be assisting in one of the following areas: feeding, sorting supplies, debris clean up, mudding out houses, delivering supplies, tarping roofs, etc.
We will try to give more info the week before the trip.
Baptists on Mission allows kids as young as 6th graders to participate, but would ask that a parent accompany them (the lodging at the sites will be divided into men and women, so it would be helpful if the parent of the same gender attended).
Currently we are planning to send teams:
October 17-20 (Team leader: Josh Yates)
October 24-27 (Team leader: TBD)
October 31-November 3 (Team leader: Gary Shugart)
November 7-10 (Team leader: Possibly Jeff Brewer)
November 14-17 (Team leader: Paul Peffly)
We'll keep adding dates as we make plans, but if you'd like to serve with Baptists on Mission, you can sign up through their site to serve whenever you are available.
ALL TRIPS ARE FULL
Our hope is to send multiple trips over the next several months to Western North Carolina. These trips will be in partnership with Baptists on Mission. We will need volunteers to help provide meals, clean up debris, and begin repairs.
There is no cost for the trip, other than any gas for personal vehicles, and food on way. The teams will carpool together, may or may not be in a church van depending on nature and location of trip.
All of the trips will be staying at one of the disaster relief centers of the Baptists on Mission. These are usually churches, and will not have cots. Team members must bring something to sleep on (cots, air mattresses, sleeping bags).
Once you complete the sign up form, you will receive an email confirmation that has packing lists, medical release papers, and a liability release.
All participants are responsible for their own bed/bedding. You will need a cot or air mattress, but it may not be bigger than a twin.
There are lots of options. It will depend on the need at the time.
Most teams will be assisting in one of the following areas: feeding, sorting supplies, debris clean up, mudding out houses, delivering supplies, tarping roofs, etc.
We will try to give more info the week before the trip.
Baptists on Mission allows kids as young as 6th graders to participate, but would ask that a parent accompany them (the lodging at the sites will be divided into men and women, so it would be helpful if the parent of the same gender attended).
Currently we are planning to send teams:
October 17-20 (Team leader: Josh Yates)
October 24-27 (Team leader: TBD)
October 31-November 3 (Team leader: Gary Shugart)
November 7-10 (Team leader: Possibly Jeff Brewer)
November 14-17 (Team leader: Paul Peffly)
We'll keep adding dates as we make plans, but if you'd like to serve with Baptists on Mission, you can sign up through their site to serve whenever you are available.
This is a unique opportunity for SEBTS students attending Faith Baptist Church to go on a mission trip with their church and receive seminary credit for MIS3991/6991 missions practicum. You will be helping church planters sent out by Faith with evangelism and community engagement.
APPLICATION IS CLOSED
Join us on Saturday for an evangelism training followed by an outreach to start gospel conversations in our community so others can find new life in Christ.
Led by: Jonathan Yang. RSVP for snacks.
Location: Room 107
This trip will be led by Evan Schantz.
Cost: $2350
$300 Deposit Due April 1
Join us for a training on how to use one question surveys about basic human needs as an avenue to start gospel conversations. Training will be for one hour and will be immediately followed by an outreach opportunity at Joyner Park to put in practice what we learn that morning.
Please RSVP for snacks and training materials.
Location: Room 115/118
This trip will be led by Jeff Pope and partner with IMB missionaries.
Join us on Sunday, April 28. We will be serving lunch during the interest meeting. Alicia from Baptist on Mission will be sharing about mission opportunities in Hungary! Baptist on Mission has partnered with Hungarian Baptist Aid as they have acquired 49 public schools in Hungary through a change in the law that enabled churches to sponsor public schools. They are searching for both short- and long-term missionaries as they host English Bible Camps and teach English-as-a-Second-Language in schools around the country to bring the gospel to the nations.
Location: Room 240.
Please RSVP by April 21, if you are planning on eating lunch with us.
This training will teach you how to turn everyday conversations into gospel conversations. By living out our new identity in Christ, we will be encouraged and have opportunities to share the gospel with our neighbors.
Led by: Timothy Waters
Room: 240
Register by Monday, March 4 for Lunch!
Come join us for a brief interest meeting on our mission trip to Moldova (July 27 - August 5) where we will share what the Lord is doing through our ministry partners there and how we will be serving throughout the week.
Room 115/118.
Join us for an interest meeting for the May 17-26 mission trip to Southeast Europe.
Room 115/118.
Join us for an interest meeting for the June 15-22 mission trip to New Bedford, MA!
Room 115/118.
Dates: October 7- 16, 2023
Cost: $2,800
Come alongside a local pastor to help host programs and Bible studies for kids, teenagers and families. There is also the possibility of hosting a mobile medical clinic.
Deadline for Filling out Application Form: June 5, 2023
$300 Deposit Due: June 12, 2023
Full Balance Due: August 21, 2023
Dates: September 30 - October 6, 2023
Cost: $800
Trip details are still being finalized but this team will partner with Evan and Chelsea West (church planters sent by Faith) to share the gospel and serve the community in tangible ways.
Deadline for Filling out Application Form: June 26, 2023
$300 Deposit Due: July 3, 2023
Full Balance Due: August 15, 2023
Whether you’re planning on joining Faith’s upcoming mission trip to New Bedford or you’re simply interested in learning more about our ministry partnership there, come listen to Jeff Brewer share more about the opportunities and needs in New Bedford, Massachusetts. The meeting will be held in Modular 1.
Apply your knowledge from the “Understanding Our Muslim Neighbors” class and learn how to share the Gospel with your Muslim neighbors. Click the button below if you have any questions. Room 115/118.
Daniel Messiah (click here for bio) will join David Messiah and Win McCollough to give an overview of Islam and what Muslims believe for us to better understand their religion and culture in order to better engage in Gospel conversations with them. We will also talk about the need and opportunities to reach these unreached people groups in our neighborhoods.
Room 115/118
Whether you’re interested in short-term, mid-term, or long-term missions service, please join us for an IMB Interest Meeting on February 12 at 12:30 PM in the Faith Kids Gym. RSVP for lunch below.
Are you interested in learning more about our scheduled 2022 mission trips? Then please join us on Sunday, January 23 after the 11 AM gathering in the gym for lunch and a general mission trip info meeting followed by breakout meetings by trip.
RSVP for lunch by clicking the button below and indicating which trip you’re interested in.
Team Leader: Jeff Pope/David McNeill
Estimated cost: $1750
Team size: 10
Punto de Encuentro is a one year old church plant in one of the neighborhoods of urban Bogotá. This team will be partnering with the local national leader of this church to help strengthen in discipleship, train in evangelism, and engage this local community with the Gospel.
Team Leader: Lenin Almonte/David McNeill
Estimated cost: $1500
Team size: 5
The Saleeby family has been working among 22 of the most unreached areas of Guatemala. This team will be joining them in prayer walking, evangelism, and working with local partners to continue to advance the Kingdom in these areas.
